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We’ve all used our weeks-long coronavirus quarantines for a variety of pursuits: family bonding, meditation, counting down the days until we’re no longer in this God-forsaken quarantine. But as our list of confinement activities starts to dwindle, perhaps we can get inspired by the movies.

Two weeks after airing its first-ever totally remote telecast, “Saturday Night Live” is returning to Studio 8H (figuratively speaking) this weekend with its second “At Home” edition.

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has sent along the full details for the A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood DVD and Blu-ray release, as well as the digital details. The applauded film will land

The Oneders are getting the band back together for a very good cause!

UPDATE (4/6/20 AT 12:00 P.M. ET): J.K. Rowling revealed that she is fully recovered after experiencing symptoms of coronavirus. She was never tested, but explained that she was experiencing respiratory symptoms and shared the link to a documentary that she watched to help relieve those symptoms. She added that her symptoms lasted for about ‘two weeks.’

Cardi B admitted herself to hospital on Wednesday after suffering from “real bad stomach problems for four days”.

Award-winning singer-songwriter Adam Schlesinger, best known for his work with US rock band Fountains Of Wayne, has reportedly died at the age of 52 after being diagnosed with coronavirus,

Amidst the chaos that is the coronavirus pandemic, it’s easy to let things like filling out the 2020 Census fall by the wayside. But our friends at When We All Vote, in partnership with ATTN: and Census Counts, aren’t letting that happen.

Just earlier this month, Tom and his wife Rita Wilson became the first celebrities to go public with their coronavirus diagnosis. And now, the couple is back in Los Angeles, USA, after recovering from the deadly virus.

British royal Prince Charles has tested positive for coronavirus.

James Corden is finding a way to commemorate the fifth anniversary of hosting w amid the coronavirus pandemic.

As the world attempts to slow the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, the entertainment industry has come to a near standstill. Film and television productions have been suspended globally to keep casts and crews from contracting the virus. Meanwhile, movie theater closures have led studios to seek later premiere dates or early streaming releases for the spring’s theatrical releases.

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Former Bond girl Olga Kurylenko is the first celebrity to pass through coronavirus testing and quarantine.

Daniel Dae Kim is “practically back to normal” after testing positive for the coronavirus last week.

The last time Nia Vardalos saw her dad, Gus, in person was at Christmas when she was visiting her parents in Winnipeg, Canada.

Americana and folk legend John Prine has entered quarantine after his wife tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

An Australian TV presenter has tested positive for coronavirus after meeting Tom Hanks’s wife Rita Wilson twice before she entered quarantine.

Olga Kurylenko has said she is “locked up at home” after testing positive for coronavirus.

Batman is in for a dark night.

As we know, coronavirus doesn’t discriminate. People of all races, backgrounds and incomes have tested positive for COVID-19, and as celebrities with coronavirus show, anyone can be affected. But that isn’t a reason to be scared. As we’ve said before, we’re all in this together (à la High School Musical), and it’s going to be OK.

Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson are taking their coronavirus isolation “seriously” and “one day at a time”.

Sony’s Tom Hanks World War II movie “Greyhound” is jumping from its May 8 weekend to June 12, as a means to tee off before Father’s Day weekend, which is during the weekend of June 19-21. I hear the pic’s rescheduling has nothing to do with coronavirus fears which are weighing on many distribs’ minds, rather it’s an opportune time to capture sons and fathers, while also capitalizing on the Flag Day holiday, which falls on June 14.

No one will ever forget Ellen Degeneres' epic 2014 Oscars selfie. The talk show host, who doubled up as the 86th Academy Awards host, captured Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence, Jared Leto, Meryl Streep, Julia Roberts, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Lupita Nyong'oa in a single frame and broke the internet.

pulled off some of the biggest surprise upsets in recent memory at this year's Oscars, including their grand victory when the film won for Best Picture — becoming the first-ever non-English-language film to win the coveted honor.

Winkler was dismissed as the director of the 1989 Disney dog film "Turner and Hooch", with rumours swirling for years that he and the "Apollo 13" star had clashed on set, reports aceshowbiz.com.